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He Killed Hln.elr Too Seen.
From Vanity Fair.

The shocking death, by SUICIDE Of Mr.. Harry
the fact that the rash act almost certainly dps 70
hopes and his having therefore before him
the prospect of being homeless and penniea has Seen
rendered s.il more melancholy BY what has occurred
one and twenty years ago thore deq Mt bertAh BOT.
field OF Norton Hall, Northamptonshlre, whose WIDOW
married and still the wife Of Mr. Alfred Seymour Of
searches into HI. own sens.oIy. aisseys.X g
thought he discovered in the OF those
that his true name was Boevtle, and thaf ~ va
descended from common ancestor with the Marquis Of
Bath Consequently at his death he left al foftnns
subject life annuity Of $500 year To hR widow,
Mrs Alfred seymour 70 Lord Bath! second con at
his majority, and falling him. to Lord Harry 1hynnS0
eldest The condition annexed TO the bSQuoet Was
that these egaees should bear the name Of 1otevlev
sordnsly Lord Baths second SON Lord John. and
forrsd upon them the name Of Botsvs tho one esins
Lord John Boieyills Thyme the other NJ Hairy Bots.
Vile Thyme
Il seemed an absolute certainty that Lord John would
inherit the Bottled fortune, for ten days ago he Was
Of the heathiest strongest and most splendid OF
young men, that the Possiby Of ths fortune ever
to be beyond the limits Of any reasonable expectation
Yet Thursday week the 10Th OF May Lord John va
accidentally killed and be being then under ss ths for
Thynge-the unfortunate and lamsnsed young man who
out OF despair caused by impending dssatuhon.
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Progress In Japan.

The citizens OF Toxic are to be treated TO an
exhibition OF wrestling aud sparring rAHgtds nilS
Announcing the novelty row circulating freely in
upper aud lower circles To- design selected to capu
vale the puh'c pair ~ srulgT athletes dealing
strong blows a. each other AMID crowd IL admriug
pgtta'oFs tie whole surIpouut-i by wreath ut tHgs
with the TuyA, arms T. s,at tic top The c'ttr
pre-s informs the plhc tLr. the sPlr5ps n! Wrestling
COMPANY pTupuHeb hu.sus IT. lrts VA; the 9TH
iUs,. nr'ocS In hnhi"ioI1 -.grholv and that tho
riccs * HgmIhiun are :" be Ttbm gr t. ilStE ~
cOurse the y, TfuTmaar- IL vigorously NuTrd hr pabf
h.ns ntprlTud ht'r ulid, ,hat foreign "r"s lipE 10
combination ed The three Japanese accomplishments,
Jyli EynuastcsL 1tJ igU ,lspeiuR, suu s4Hb lyTes
t.UsL AMI at nil men OK nLsgiu aud Bptrit should not
fsl to witness cNEblunS cdity'H The performers
claim some SORT u connection Win the Amcr,rln chan
piOn. sullivan. Ti1v prDmlsH cNbt themselves
lux period VI ten days bat We not anticipate that
tho SPECULATION viii prove u SUCCESS
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A small rattlesnake was recently tnund IN mail
pouch when IL unlocked at MOrrOws station near
Forsyth Ga. How It got there Is II mystery.
Five New Jersey lads living at flatbrookville cap
tured ten rat,eHnekes on the Blue Mountains. They
secured them alive by means OF forked sticks
wRterton. the famous En- Zshman once caught single.
handed snake ten feet long DAlbertis the explorer
Of New Guinea dragged out snake thirteen feet long
Acopperhc ad bit Farmer william Winters Of Davidson
county Tennessee, on the hand while he planting
potatOe slips and killed him, lie suffered Intense
ly his body swelling to double Its natural size.
An owl and snake. both dead. were found by Edward
Schwartz Of ella station. Arizona. The snake was
tightly entwined around the neck and LETT wing Of the
owl tho later having he tail or the snake in Its bcak
Tho Marshal Of Waynesbogo Ga killed eleven moe:
cassn snakes with his revolver hut the reptes stiil
kept coming forward from under Old logs in such
bers he forced retreat Tho citizen says tho
Marshal 10 man OF yeraoty and wholly temperate.
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ANY man whose business makes him use tho
telegraph . any extent S9ws how peculiarly the thing
anything with operators Chicago broker tells an odd
experience he had in West bend, Wis lie was there to
consuulmate a large land deal in which large sums
were involved one night about o'clock he wanted 70
send long and important telegram to his prime pals
There was no telegraph office except \. the Railway
station. There he told tho operator was up town,
guessed the operator could be found in Jak. Brown 3
saloon. Tho broker went TO tho saloon The operator
was one OF poker party.
NO use" said he, lis after hours, and Amt going
back TO the office"
The broker said sonc thing about Jay CouldCol Glow
ry-rcporting the afair-guCssed he'd go 10 the Office
next time,
Then the operator weakened He called the broker
aside and told him he in box lie was the bGnke
OF the game had been losing and had ovcTplayed him
self He didn't have money 10 redeem tho checks no
had rSued and he not leave the unt he had
won himself out" This rather amused the broker who
lost time In blying all the outstanding checks Tho
operator sorry be relieved from his dstress
and the i'm portant message was rushed"
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This had Oia.siave has Gone 10 Rest
FROM The Albany Ee,rs

Henry Beach. a colored blacksmith, died U
property Of bsyis Pace and was most scoomHlisns4
ami inge blacksmith and wood workman: ne 40
grave Isuts though that impaired his v,efynSA
most ungovernabie temper aud an insstinplc unity ~
fellow slaves on the Pace place And asd cs sSye5ss
months the runaway eluded all vigilance, put nne w
house boy Of capt A. Davis, who owned HENRY SsvS
wife cOntlicd to Him that Henry was IN the hApu %
instructed to notify yhpt Davis when Henry again same
the lot. one afternoon Just Mt dusk the nouse
boy camo cautiously In the hones ~ 4e va
ssraaro e sod Sss' kSow rna the
the runaway Capt Davis took gun and vsHs 2: aSa ,
feet OF Of the house Henry suddeny opened teS
door and bounded out, hs wss ordered stoP 81 e
aad the gun quickly lsveed at him. but foftupetey
It failed to IRE. After exciting race OF seyefM nu-
drcd yards the murderer was overtakcn ana overoome
Henry lodged In JAIL tried and sentenced bus ne y
seen unit, long after the close q the VA.
when he returned and has since been engaged " nack
sithing end at the time Of hs death was working toS
Il. ~ Mnthnn.
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BIRD Notes.
The backbIrd has been fosnd equally destructive CT
tho exys uf bTds OTHER species with that OF the

The backbtrd has been fOtnd equally destructive or
tho vf Grds of otter species with that OF the crow
and sparrow. u
swallow dew against Philadelphia boys face, and
drove his hill clean through MS check The boy hclt the
bird fast by BIS teeth and iinOT Acago
pair ~ swallows have Init neat in dae az the cleo
r!c light ut UsGkusA Ms and have hatchri SIS young
ones Ghe nsa; Is d.rrrIiv under the uuwi which u
placed Ihs Ns aud but :ev inches from tic J6i
Johu Ella % TlHlAnspprt Pa. has - very Intelligent
crow Whenever he sees the dos dining 10 sntHhr M
behind and grSbT tls tai The dog wleeis arnu't when
the crow SRatcEes up the coveted food and instantly
out ~ TrAGh.
The cGihirt. lust before dining uron your ripe nice
cherries perces htHse; unHu ennence IN the neigh
bOrhnui, and then are treated To- coaic opera Of
over half an hoar length Ills melody at such times Is
very pleasing.
IN owl ,wonpsd down from a tai tree upon catfish
WHOM Janel Nilkns % Americas Ia, had upon his
h., F.. gli.' hsf.ug me uyhE between The owl and
wilkins NSa l'spt!a." "ge, H.th the mai discon
utEiH = ti,r bird
TIRE, tAc, sumter, man broke m the nest OF n
guin,a hen lFV sr"Mei determined - df. Che last
time rhr Gcl.h 'rli:y walked a well lev up
cgrOipR, and plunged head irSt into ths deep
below. WEsn got out abe was dead.
Something in the bird line waS captured by v B
PhrlpN of Mulberry, 3. q. II has the head OF the owl
with tremendous black eyes It's face Looked IKE a
moAksyS With white checks, and black streak over
each eye The rest OF the head inclined TO gray with
black do1 the end q each fsAthar The body was
covered with beautiful plumsEe. Wheneser he vent
NnaA tka oQll. IL Ekinaad oaf ~ a - Isi8se
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A Life-SavIng Invention.
Prom the Seio Hdpen Register.

Robert T. Penney, employed at Winchester's
recently invented the idea of having dangerous
shaftng enclosed in tin jacket which would not
Vove with the shaft in OF otherwise dangerous
contact, has now shown q number of mechanics who
approve OF it Ills latest life saving discovery Instead
OF pulley Ordinary hanger he proposes to have
weight attached At the back OF all betting running
through the floors OF factory. This would be attached
70 the binder pulley which pre- SiIy against the belt
!sh;ess i: shains TSo i9ns spiral, springs
give 1t quick motion when released here described
The weight hanging by tongs such AZ iremen have.
would be fastened to life line running the whole
length Of the .hop-say 40 feet In case OF man SCI
ting caught body without running the whole length
OF the room BY pulling line hanging from the life line
opens the jaws OF the longs when the weight drops
and aided by the springs the binder pulley Is in mo-
thrown out from s bearing on the belt thus stop
ping the machinery. The bell pulls at intervals
within reach OF the workmen workwomen. The same
device can be used in the ordinary tight and lose
pulley system the weight being attached rs TO hold
the binder pulley while ths shafting is IL motion.
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FASHION NOTES.

Gold lao; again IN d favor. down, m,,, NJ,
seeroier quits are selling at maeys tor sSsE ana ~
again sIa' this sumner MINER "" '''''' $3.50 '''
SHRED null muslin bonnets come up among other
summer millinery novelties
rurs OF canvas and Smyrna rug woods
fancy to have he Used with harn'd
'aOrea' sownA aso . "r ~ ,,.,r ,oros
MAKE the most @s'uee' VI al a''ssso'e'o "hi''
'o,e. t.. ,,.,o,,., ;, >, ..,, ,.,or,,nu
color Tor The lining q black, dark brown or DARK
green pasaso Of tn. ,sa.on ar,
black and covered with bandrun French Lace or Chan
'y black or white ,.x.r % on, ., fashion
:na !. low pIdssss, this season and come in Vastly
improved form ana nn,sn ., .,u ,,.,, l.. =, r,r,
ton sleeves i frequently adopted plaid sephyrs and
other wash good. dresses hi. season . ..,,,.
for sirrss nun III muslin bonnet ttis nns open worf
embroidery anu lace arc aise perm'''ea
y nov initiated IN ssoid n manner ynrv tn nas
used by In preference to elephant ivory
Ridley, Ea,Aion Nagasine summer plumber is out IN
Journal and shopping guide, IKE good wine, improves
ensn .spsTs and While they are
ss r1 Isds1 s1a and very becoming especially
White China and India silks make the precst Of ali
" .Rss
v.nt ~ m atprs,i in such dres.es N'' w NV ~ -
Co. =, ~. n-.,,,.., ~. -o.o,. ...n n. .,d,ay,, mr..
o q. @ SsinS covered With Srsnsaine oSsp
hi ~ cay.,sd sn,;rsiv nitb mn a.
isce o,Ssrs IN nshroom shane have auted siix
Innings in color that take in tho whole range Of rainbow
"nt -,,
Soft cloth hats to be worn with travelling dresses
and ustes for tennis boating and for horseback riding
In the country They come IN colors to match suits ana
are eaene o ana SofGea III NE m
0n{ tflmnhes Ho e'o'n o"uS VI S"P7 lAppea III f''''
WIN oocho'
alDatrOSs
other white .oos with b9pcis and boursste corded and
festival frocks by the thousand in the custom or
ready made suit departments and large dress nanuf2c
turing establishment Of New York
Coral ivory tor,oise she'll maachte turquoise IapIs
lion IN rsuaid thai Il safe 10 say that more Than half
H. objects nnd fancy srticias sod in tLn
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Trees with q History.

A buttouwood tree supposed to be $50 old has
Just been feiled at Burlington. N j., that was twenty
feet In circumference
silver maple sixteen feet In circumference in Mid
dletown Ill. grown from a twig which traveller
stuck into the ground while passing through in 1870
The fruit and foliage OF the buckeye Of Arkansas Is
death cattle Indians sh with II tied in bag, which
they drag through the water, and in hour the nsh
rise the surface and die.
gooaeberry bush Ia growing amazingly fifteen feet
from ground In the forks OF large elm New
j. IL is now two ect In height and supposed to
be the product of = seed deposited there by birds
Tho remains OF what probably the largest cedar.
tree on the continent may be seen six miles from pak
yille Ckehalis county W. T. Tile hollow stab stands 81
feet high and 10 feet in circumference -. feet from
the ground
Tho two Oldest trees In the world supposed to be
the in tnlaverns county Cal that IL be ev~d to DO
3 years old and the cy press OF Sonna in hardy
Italy thar is l0ll years old planted fortytwo years
before LhrsL
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Ingenious Chicago Walters.

Restaurant and beer saloon walters have
devised a scheme for making an honest penny on
the side, which is decidedly an ingenious one party
Of take supper after the theatre one OF the
the check The time either or the goes 10 the
restaurant the waiter puts on long face.
"Do you know the gentleman who paid for your sup
pers the other nightt he asks.
"Certanly; he's a friend OF mine"
Well do You know" the waiter says his face grow
ing longer II made mistake OF 50 cents in his check.
and had to pay II of my own pocket. i thought
would tell you because it's hard you know for poor
with family and 81 week 10 get stuck that wey
"Dout say another word my man, here half dollar
to make good your loss"
The alter pockets half and thanks the gentleman
each OF the supper party OF four appears at the
restaurant within q reasonable time the waiter can
count net profit on the side OF 81
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A Bolt from Heaven.
From the st. Louis es-Democras

On Sunday about A. II. 0 thup6efbolA
struck house at the Citations. RANCH Tefas lntns snS
his wife killed outright EuGsnio Rincones and
wife were stunned and when brought to v4rs eaoh
we're stunned and = eat under q bed YES Killed ne
OF the recovered and running through the fanch
like wild, gave the alarm RanOoncs and family bad
storm in order To- be With thsi. iriannSH .Ad
the goat pen with couple 81 cans Of Hi
which they placed on the table As they DID % the
The roof Of the !.ss AID struck shsm
the of the District Court for -
saut and Rincones and he were great fnendS gue-
fortaes and his wife killed her hr.t husb.nd snd PIT
vengeance been executed Portales and wife and
q warning given TO Others
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Tho Bonnets Of N EnDF0sss
Prom the Lodv's World,

Tho Empress Josephine once bopght thtrtys
number ner mighty husband drew the tine; bot Il q
fact that having learned that she had indueSd herself
day went into tho saloon leading 70 her
huge pile Of suspicious looking bandbo1es-vS % ndie-
nant the idea Of his wife making freah purohAsess
away leaving him e decide whether he would ysps HI n.
feet in foot bath or on the miner herself He did
little OF both He with Josephins that ehe
Minister or Police, and ordered him to strsst nlls
though her fear of Napoleon and horror Of night In
prison made her Ill, her fortune was probably made ~
nearly every in Paris aocked to SEQ her hear hsr
story, and condoie with her. sho never could bAvo
lacked custom after this
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Chicage's Smart Dog.

of sdy yns sR 4s n9rh age
or market for his mstress was sent after bssiet q
esgs Az he was returning home carrying hia oaskSe
with proud. dgnided air. he met dog aRAinst whom
he evidently had old grudge He set his burden IOWA
started After i 6i enemy on dead run friend Of is
who Witnessed this proceeding picked Up the
basket and carried To its proper Destination Mean
while Don, having yanqpshed his foe returned e TIE
they had disappeared no ran around frantcaiy trying
70 hpd them Finding his effort vain he sat down And
lifted up MA voice In howl Of anguish a. vtsions OF h
mistress whip at least the loss Of his dinner Dressed
sneaGing out Into the back yard no psfsd Up ar Old
discarded basket that lay In one corner OF The yafd a0
lie has been taught that when he goes 70 the grocery
any article they do happen TO have TO retuln and
give succession OF sharp bafks This he -
do, us II 10 say: "They were out OF eggs today"
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Big Poker.


One of the most extraordinary games Of
poker record played In Paris last week 81 pri
xste house The ante was louis and he game unllm-
OF The players Freichman raised the ante and drove
out all Of the players except one an American, who
pool before either party drew Tho Prsnehman drew
10 francs; the Frenchman raised the bet 10000
The American raised this 10000, and thus the batting
a9lol francs The An,Syicsn then raised bis opponent
had the winning hand The Frenchman thereupon called
laying down four The American had q stKalght
aush, king high. The money was paid next day.
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t,eman who rode on from New. York With hi n
come time ago relates that challenge We Msas
any subject that might be proposed fSr toos rfh
out he station would rece poetry apt for tho
proposed. His IA u phenomenal memory; MSI ~
reciis Il without mistake He not man either wne
has his time In developing wonderful mopoty
On tie contrary his experience has been so yArcd nls
Bfe 90 endousy active and his luck 90 hrtgua.
The qucs with him whipple "a said 70 have ,oss
dozen fOrtunes-forunes OF from xNnOuu 70 phoSSsss
Nav hs Ia fter another
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Edwin booths Deg.

Edwin Booth told me a curious story ABOUT Q
dog ma, Il worth printing ArG BoOth had little pes
the hSbt OF holding this dog hiA knee and perhaps
eoPsso. aNy fSS nroSs and ~ me os
at home and as they away for some time, when
they returned the dog did not seem 70 remember them
much, Mr. Booth Indeed did not essm TO be recognize
when he back, and for week the dsS went
had he aoe on hs knee ana n the od way
momsnt aud then jumped up and licked ha hAa4 And
made sysEy R9Asyels dsaoassEp.lea e 100 We ~
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One OF Maine. oid.time Teachers.
From The OXFORD Adpeytiser

Ono day during the pedagogical career OF the
complaint that OF he larger boys had sos NJ
was made but all to no purpose The teacher th.n ayS
thievina concluding by stating that big hy was bow
craving the OF the very lad who had stolen
the knife, Quick flash OF tho MANNERS olappod
his hand to the place Indicated
NOW, young man" said Uncle Tom "diagoFgA"
The knife was Immediately returned TO Is rightfuJ
owner tho thief took his thrashng Ike ttis man and
tho matter was dismissed
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An Ungrateful New York Woman.

p ". Hill. secretary Of the Y. M. c. A. OF An.
sonia retarned Yesterday from New YoIh While riding
lady iniad with pearls and costly stonssi
yaluci a. $50 Inside were many valuable paneIs and
81 in bills together with the address OF Lady Mr. Hill
Tor Jersey but hunted about tyo hours
elegant residence and explained the nature Of his vtt
The lady said that It only hts duty 70 return the
pany. The woman + the wife Of mi!iSnars and he
her address explaining that he has no CONNER
ton with railroad company but simply did h;s duty.
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A Birmingham paper says that novel ex.
perilcnt 'risd ers last week with the telephone
.rtter received by Mes6rs Rogers PTiessly mu
seal IN that town asking them 10 send
20 suit pauoforte TO room ut M0seley. whore con
take place that night The nTm totally
!59 20 SNOW the precise tone OF the piano and con
Qurut he SPARED ~ being able comply with the de
mind III time However much TO their surprise they
t. nd that hey eo4i communicate with the people Al
asked that one of the notes OF the piano should ,.
MAen this done the sound could be heard IN
OF 10th instruments were made to correspond
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Devoted TO Music.

II am passionately fond OF music,' said Miss
Breezy her at the opera encorns vigorousy
"nlthough sing very little myself"
Just than the singer appeared in response TO the en-
Oh, I do SO hope Il viii DO White wingsr"
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Roll Coll Mt tho Opera Comique.

There was n melancholy roll call Of the COM
pany OF the Opera ConiQue this In the Theatre
der Varieties NJ Carvaiho and his son arrived about
O'Clock and the took his seat on the stage
amid acclaations from the staff of the theatre and the
people who present He WIS hardly able to speak
owing to emotion. When he said that he had come to
call the roll was done BY soldiers after battle there
whom were In mourning The chorus master called out
the names and the melancholy reply, dead was ire
0ueutly heard amid the sounds OF amentation. The
names OF whose bodies had been found were left
out In the call leu reported dead and eight injured
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wh,pple'a Mine. and Memory.

John Z. Alley the Boston millionaire startnd
last night with RnhHrt ~. WHIP and eNLnv Beycr
itga ana Others % th c.fS IN private car for tatpt
Eia II Nhpple can sfG the sihnatial mine - Alley
dot hbVGle u iastGrT tlis mining mGn ~ the city
III has the sovereign mine Of tnurhau, aud recently
bought the Manhattan. once CFesy month wagon
backs up 10 Lazarus slyornAp's bank and unloHdA
about twenty big silver bricks Ths bullion from
the AAahattA9 and Z sent BY silyeEmAn e he sslig
Ter N mage ways than ena Lis mepaQII "a n
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Around the Mahogany.

YES" said Miss Breezy OF Chicago, lit 10 o
pleasure to dine at the wabashes. Mrs Wabash is
naturally hospable, and aside from the general excel
ence everything is served in that is positively de-
ghtful tn person OF cultured tastes And her soups
are delicious Why, do you know. went on the y9uns
lady, that Inst evening was served to soup three
tinea and could easily have gone one more"
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Other DutIes will Prevent.

Concord School Philosopher Ito Manager
Boston Bail Club)-Does your excellent team play
on the 18th OF July!
Manager-YeS sir; believe there is game down for
that date.
Philosopher-I am very sorry. Our School opens on
the 18th and we would like exceedingly to have the
Honorable Mr. Kelly present.
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Defending his Playmate.


ton coming without price from South Carolina into
adjoining State to defend from the charge of murder
cofored who had been his fathers slave and the
companion OF his boyhood was Witnessed here last
week eloquent proof TO the coored race that their
masters. II has often been remarked that the slave
owners the South treated their boncsuen with more
confederation than the factory owners OF the North
have ever shown their hands.
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A Pleasant Feature.

IT am afraid madam" enid gentleman who
looking for country board that the house IA too
near the station to DO pleasant"
ut is little noisy nssented the landlady, but from
the front yerand, ono has such fine view OF people
who miss the trninA"
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sutura, Ga. and Setting Hsas.

The women in and for eight or ten miles
around Anderson are lust boiling over with wrath Be!
the terrible roaring OF the immense GAS wen 81
that village has been more disastrous the sEg eroR
than the oudest thunder ever heard. Not an egg YIN
Ing great that the biddes become bswdersd thA4
they cannot return 10 tho nest and even forset - y18A
ali ell the
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n Hopeless Case.

You have promised me new black elk 70
q long time, my dear" said lady TO her husband.
~ know IT," no responded, "Iknow IT,"
"Weil when do YOU intend to got IT.
when they obtain jury to try Jacob Sharp"
30 tho lady Is making over her old one.